Apple Fritter Seeds
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Strength: High + |
Duration: 3 Hours + |
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28% | |
0.45% |
THC percentages can vary with
growers techniques, conditions,
and grow formulas.

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Apple Fritter Feminized Seeds Are:
- Feminized Seeds: Most Popular because Female marijuana plants are the only ones that produce "buds” (flowers), which contains the THC, CBN, and CBD.
- Photoperiod Seeds: For outdoor cultivation photoperiod plants are seasonal. Will usually start to flower in August. For Indoor cultivation photoperiod plants will only start to flower when it's exposed 12 hours or more of uninterrupted darkness.

What are Apple Fritter Genetics?
Apple Fritter was born from a cross between Sour Apple and Animal Cookies, creating a beautifully balanced Hybrid with seriously strong effects.
The Strength of Apple Fritter
With THC levels pushing up to 28%, it’s no lightweight.
Known for its high potency
The high starts off bright and uplifting—great for a mood boost or creative kick—but it doesn’t take long before the body effects roll in, leaving you feeling calm, relaxed, and a little floaty. For some, it’s a solid wake-and-bake; for others, it’s better saved for later in the day when you’ve got nothing urgent on your plate.
Apple Fritter Strain |
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Animal Cookies | X | Sour Apple | |
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Fire OG | X | Sour Diesel | |
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Girl Scout Cookies | Cinderella 99 | ||
Indica | Sativa | ||
CBD | Hybrid |
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What Are The Effects of Apple Fritter?
Users Reviews
Powerful: 95%
Uplifted: 82%
Energized: 81%
Social: 77%
Euphoric: 68%
Lazy: 57%
Body High: 54%
Feel the High of Apple Fritter
This potent Hybrid is the kind of strain that hits you with a real nice head buzz right out the gate. It’s got this smooth, uplifting vibe that just puts you in a better mood—like you suddenly feel lighter and more open. A lot of people say it helps them feel more creative or dialed in for a bit, especially if they’re trying to get something done or just shake off a blah day. It’s great for kicking back with friends too—super social, easygoing, makes you talk a little more than usual, and usually gets a few laughs going.
There’s a warm, kinda tingly feeling that creeps in as the high settles, and yeah, the munchies definitely hit, so snacks are a must. If you keep it light, it’s perfect for staying mellow and clear-headed. But if you go heavy, don’t be surprised if it flips the switch and you end up couch-locked or ready for a nap. It’s a smooth ride either way—just depends on how far you take it.
Responsible marijuana use within one's tolerance levels can produce pleasant effects- avoid excessive intake.
Can Apple Fritter Help Medically?
Users Reviews
Stress: 82%
Depression: 81%
PTSD: 74%
ADHD: 70%
Chronic Pain: 59%
Nerve Pain: 52%
GI Disorders: 43%
Apple Fritter Marijuana Medical Benefits
A lot of patients turn to this high-THC treat for more than just the good vibes—it actually offers some solid relief for both body and mind. It’s got the kind of high that helps take the edge off of things like anxiety, stress, and depression, giving your brain a breather when it’s been stuck in overdrive. People dealing with PTSD, OCD, ADHD, or even mood disorders like bipolar disorder say it helps level things out and brings a little balance when emotions start swinging too hard.
On the physical side, that deep body high can really help with chronic pain, especially for things like arthritis, fibromyalgia, muscle spasms, and even nerve-related pain from multiple sclerosis. It’s also been known to ease migraines, tension headaches, and inflammation, making it a solid option for folks with GI issues or other inflammatory conditions.
And when it comes to appetite and sleep? Apple Fritter definitely delivers. If you’re dealing with loss of appetite, nausea, or just can’t seem to eat, it can help flip that switch and bring your hunger back. And in higher doses, it’s great for winding down at night—especially if you’re battling insomnia or just need something to help shut it all off for a while.
Patients should consult their doctor before using cannabis medically, marijuana can be an effective supplemental treatment.

How Does Apple Fritter Taste?
Users Reviews
Warm Apple Pastry: 74%
Cinnamon Sugar: 72%
Earthy: 69%
Cookies: 51%
Rich: 43%
The Flavor of Apple Fritter
This frosty powerhouse's flavor is just as loud as its high—and honestly, it’s one of the reasons people keep coming back to it. On the first hit, you get this sweet, baked-apple kind of vibe, like warm apple pastry with a little hint of cinnamon sugar. There’s a creamy, almost vanilla-like smoothness underneath, and then on the exhale, it picks up this slight earthy, gassy note that reminds you it’s got Cookie genetics in the mix.
The flavor sticks around too—it’s rich, sweet, and a little funky, without being too overwhelming. That layered taste comes from its terpene profile, which usually includes caryophyllene (adds a little spice and diesel edge), limonene (brings out the bright, citrusy sweetness), and pinene or myrcene depending on the pheno—those give it that smooth, herbal earthiness that rounds everything out.
It’s definitely one of those strains where you can actually taste the name. If you’re into dessert-style weed with a kick, Apple Fritter doesn’t disappoint.
How Does Apple Fritter Smell?
Users Reviews
Mouthwatering: 79%
Apple Pie: 73%
Creamy: 69%
Gassy: 53%
Cookie Dough: 41%
The Aroma of Apple Fritter
The aroma is straight-up mouthwatering. It puts off this rich, sweet scent that smells like fresh apple pie with a little cream and spice mixed in. As it gets deeper into flower, that sugary sweetness blends with a funkier, slightly gassy back end—like warm apples and cookie dough with a hint of diesel. It’s loud, especially in the later stages of bloom, and you’ll definitely catch those dessert-like vibes every time you walk into the grow room.
That complex, bakery-sweet scent comes from its terpene profile. Limonene brings in those crisp citrus and apple notes, caryophyllene adds a little spice and that subtle gas on the backend, and myrcene or pinene usually show up to give it that earthy, slightly herbal finish. Depending on the cut, you might even notice a faint vanilla or nutty undertone.
It's one of those strains that makes your grow tent smell like a pastry shop—with just enough funk to remind you it's the real deal.

What are the Terpenes in Apple Fritter?
« Caryophyllene « Limonene « Myrcene « Pinene «
Apple Fritter Terpenes
Terpenes creates the scents and flavors - they vary depending on the growing conditions, curing process, and individual plant phenotypical expression.
Is Apple Fritter Strain Easy to Grow?
Users Reviews
Apple Fritter isn’t the hardest strain to grow, but it’s probably not the best pick for a total beginner either. It lands somewhere in the moderate difficulty range—not overly fussy, but it does ask for a bit of attention if you want those top-shelf results. It can be grown both indoors and outdoors, as long as you’ve got the right setup and stay on top of things like airflow, humidity, and feeding.
Flowering Time 70 Days 
-- Outdoor Grow (Full Sun / In Ground) --
Height: 6 Ft Plus
Yield: 1 1/2 - 5 Plus lbs. Cured
How to Grow Apple Fritter Marijuana Indoors and Outdoors
What to Watch Out for When Growing Apple Fritter - This dense-budding, high-resin apple hybrid forms thick colas that can trap moisture in humid environments. Be sure to keep humidity in check, especially in late flower when the buds are stacked and sticky. Strong airflow is essential. Use Holi Moli Eliminator from veg through harvest to stay ahead of powdery mildew, mold, and pests. It’s safe to use all the way through flower and works great on strains with tight bud formations.
Germination: Kick off your grow the right way with Holi Moli’s germination and transplanting guide—it jumpstarts root development and builds the base for strong, healthy plants.
Temperature Swings: This high-powered hybrid thrives in stable environments. While it can handle slight changes, major temp swings—especially nighttime drops below 65°F—can lead to slower growth and reduced resin output.
Nutrient Sensitivity: It can be sensitive to excessive feeding—especially nitrogen-heavy nutrients in late veg and early bloom. Keep your feed light and balanced, and monitor pH runoff to avoid lockout or flavor degradation. For a simpler path, use Holi Moli Juice, which covers the plant’s full nutritional needs from start to finish while preserving aroma and quality.
Odor Control: By mid flower, expect a loud aroma of baked apples, cookie dough, and fuel that easily fills the room. A carbon filter is essential indoors. Even outdoor growers should plan for strong scent drift as harvest approaches.
Stretching: This compact but stretch-prone dessert cultivar will grow roughly 1.5x its height in early flower. Pro Tip: Flip to 12/12 when your plant is 20–24 inches tall (typically week 5–6) to manage height and keep the canopy under control.
Branch Support: The weighty, trichome-soaked colas on this strain can easily bend or snap branches late in flower. Support your plants with stakes, netting, or plant ties by week 6 to keep the structure upright and avoid losing any top-heavy colas before harvest.
Best Climate to Grow Apple Fritter Cannabis
This baked apple and fuel-forward hybrid thrives in warm, dry conditions where it can soak up full sun and breathe in a steady, natural breeze. Choose a location with 8–10 hours of direct sunlight daily and make sure it’s open and well-ventilated—good airflow is essential to keep the canopy cool and dry.
To help control humidity in this climate, water early in the morning so the soil has time to dry before nightfall. Add a thick layer of mulch around the base of your grow bags to retain moisture, regulate root zone temperature, and reduce evaporation. Avoid placing your plants near walls, fences, or tight corners—these can block airflow and cast unwanted shade, both of which can stunt growth and create humid pockets that increase the risk of mold, especially during late flower.
Use fabric grow bags to maximize drainage, root aeration, and temperature control. These breathable containers allow the roots to stay cool in the heat while improving nutrient uptake and preventing overwatering issues.
Grow Bag Sizes & Spacing:
- 10-gallon bags – allow 3.5–4 feet of space
- 15-gallon bags – allow 4.5–5 feet of space
- 20-gallon bags – allow 5–6 feet of space (Allows the root system to stretch out fully, laying the groundwork for larger, healthier plants.)
Avoid setting grow bags directly on concrete or heat-reflective surfaces. These materials can trap excess heat and lead to poor drainage and root zone stress.
Apply Holi Moli Eliminator throughout veg and flower to stay ahead of mildew and pests. This high-yielding cultivar produces dense, sticky colas—so protecting the buds during late flower is critical.
How to Grow Apple Fritter Marijuana in Subtropical Climates
This high-yielding apple strain can grow successfully in hot, dry regions, but it does need special attention to thrive in extreme heat. Set up your plants in a wide-open space where they’ll get 8–10 hours of direct sunlight daily and benefit from a consistent, natural breeze to reduce canopy stress and moisture buildup.
Fabric grow bags are a great fit for these climates—they offer excellent drainage, promote healthy root airflow, and help regulate soil temperature. Just be sure not to place them on concrete or reflective surfaces, as those can trap heat, disrupt drainage, and cause root zone stress that affects plant growth.
Grow Bag Sizes & Spacing:
- 10-gallon bags – 3.5–4 feet
- 15-gallon bags – 4.5–5 feet
- 20-gallon bags – 5–6 feet
Keep airflow strong and steady, and never place your bags near solid walls or fences that block ventilation and create unwanted shade. To manage humidity and keep your plants hydrated in hot, arid conditions, water early in the morning so the roots can absorb moisture before peak heat. Add a thick layer of mulch around the base of each grow bag to lock in moisture and shield the root zone from direct sunlight and excessive heat.
If daytime temperatures stay above 90°F for several consecutive days, use white shade cloth during the hottest hours to reduce stress without limiting light penetration.
Spray Holi Moli Eliminator from veg through harvest to protect your sticky, resin-rich colas from mildew, mold, and pests. It’s safe for full-cycle use and especially helpful during late flower when the buds are packed tight.
How to Grow Apple Fritter Marijuana in Temperate Climates
This sweet, gassy apple-flavored hybrid can perform well in temperate regions, especially if the summer stays warm and the fall is relatively dry. For best results, start your seeds indoors in early spring and transplant outdoors once nighttime temperatures consistently stay above 50°F.
Place your plants in a sunny, open spot with at least 8–10 hours of direct sunlight per day and strong natural airflow. Avoid growing near walls or solid structures that block wind and cast unwanted shade, as this can trap humidity around the buds during flower and reduce overall light exposure.
To help manage moisture in this climate, water early in the morning to prevent wet conditions going into the cooler evening hours. Apply a layer of mulch around your grow bags to retain soil moisture and regulate root zone temperature. If rain is expected in late flower, use a simple rain cover or greenhouse structure to keep the buds dry and reduce mold risk.
Spray Holi Moli Eliminator from veg through flower to stay ahead of powdery mildew, botrytis, and outdoor pests. It’s safe to use through harvest and especially helpful during late-season humidity.
Go with fabric grow bags in these climates— they allow for better drainage, increased root aeration, and more stable soil temps. Avoid setting them directly on concrete or reflective surfaces, which can trap heat, block proper drainage, and stress the roots.
Grow Bag Sizes & Spacing:
- 10-gallon bags – 3.5–4 feet apart
- 15-gallon bags – 4.5–5 feet apart
- 20-gallon bags – 5–6 feet apart
How to Grow Apple Fritter Indoors | Complete Guide
This sweet and gassy dessert hybrid thrives in warm, stable indoor environments. Keep daytime (lights-on) temperatures between 74–78°F, and allow nighttime temps to fall slightly to 65–70°F. Maintaining consistent temps helps prevent stress and encourages strong terpene and trichome development— especially important for cultivars with dense, resin-heavy buds.
During veg, aim for 55–65% relative humidity to promote vigorous foliage and healthy roots. Once flowering begins, drop humidity to 40–45% to prevent mold and bud rot.
This high-yielding hybrid can fill out quickly with thick lateral branching, so proper spacing is key. Give each plant 2.5 to 3 feet of space to allow for airflow and easy canopy management.
Use fabric grow bags—they offer better drainage, root aeration, and temperature control than plastic pots, which helps support healthy root development indoors. Go with 5–7 gallon fabric pots—they give the plants plenty of root space without crowding your grow area. If you have extra room and want to push yield further, a 10-gallon fabric pot is a great choice—just make sure your grow space can handle the extra spread.
If you’ve got some growing experience or want to dial in canopy control, this dense-budding cultivar responds well to LST, topping, and SCROG. Training early in veg helps spread the canopy and improve light penetration to lower bud sites. This is key for maximizing yield without sacrificing quality.
Expect a strong aroma by mid-flower—baked apple, cookie dough, and gas will quickly fill your grow space. A carbon filter is absolutely necessary to control the scent indoors. Use multiple oscillating fans to keep air moving across the canopy and reduce the risk of moisture pockets. Pair that with a dehumidifier to maintain ideal humidity as the buds stack on size.
Lighting is everything when growing this apple-fuel powerhouse. Use full-spectrum LEDs to support trichome production, flavor development, and dense flower structure. While many growers veg with 6500K and switch to 3000K–3500K in flower, here at Holi Moli, we’ve had excellent results running 6500K from start to finish—delivering tight, frosty colas with heavy bag appeal.
Don’t go cheap on your lighting. Underpowered fixtures will leave you with airy buds, poor resin content, and muted flavor. If you're serious about yield and quality, high-quality lighting is non-negotiable—it will make or break your final results.
How to Grow Apple Fritter Marijuana:
- To germinate your Apple Fritter Marijuana seeds it's best to create an atmosphere indoors of Spring time temperatures. 75F 24/7 is optimal.
- For Apple Fritter Marijuana Indoor cultivation use topping and low stress training techniques during vegetative stage to maximize yield.
- For Apple Fritter Marijuana outdoor cultivation make sure to choose a spot in your garden that receives at least 8 hours of direct sunlight every day and accommodates for it's size.
- Harvesting Apple Fritter Marijuana usually takes place in mid to late October outdoors and indoor plants about 2 months after setting lights to only 12 hrs per day.
- Curing Apple Fritter Marijuana using the traditional method involves drying your cannabis slowly over the course of a few weeks in a controlled environment.
Apple Fritter Buds
The buds are dense, chunky, and heavily frosted, with a solid indica-style structure. The colas stack tightly, forming thick, weighty nugs that feel sticky and firm to the touch. There’s no fluff here—when grown under proper lighting and airflow, the bud structure is compact and resin-packed.
The color is typically bright to deep green, with fiery orange pistils woven throughout and a thick layer of milky white trichomes that give the buds a glistening finish. Purple hues can show up, especially in the sugar leaves and outer calyx tips, but they usually require a drop in nighttime temps during the final two weeks of flower. The purples are subtle and complementary—not dominant.
Bud appearance changes with growers techniques, climate, grow formulas, and drying / curing.


What are the highest THC strains?
- Fat Bastard - With up to 38% THC this Hybrid is the highest THC strain around. Big Fat Buds!
- Godfather OG - With THC levels up to 34% This old school strain is a great choice.
- Gush Mints - New and exciting with THC levels up around 33% +. Tight frosty nuggets.
- Velvet Lushers - High THC at 33% +. A great yield, easy to grow. Good looking bud!

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